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The South western news., 1887-12-14
pen @oLnts.

@eH GOLnIS.
The tassues of the life to be
We weave With eoiors all our
And IN the feld of destiny
We reap as we have sewn.
Col. j G Parks went to Ameri>
Gus Monday.
For pare Kentacky Liquors 60
to OBJ Thomas.
Several Gypsies passed through
the city Monday.
Miss Kate Powell of BrOwnwOOd
is in the city this week.
Liquors at reduced prices.
OBJ THoMAs.
Mr- J w Fox left last Friday
for RichmOnd Kentucky.
s " Brown aud NJ H Baldwin
lett last week for Florida
Will Alexander left last week
for to Athens enter college
Dat meal, Dat meal, Oat meal,
fresh and nice at
MCMIMs'.
The time was cut last Saturday
for paying State aud County tax.
Mr.. G H Harp and family will
leave in a few days for Atlanta
Texas.
Mics Annie ATera of BrOn>
wood is visiting Mr. J S Riley's
family.
Tom MeGill's il the cheapest
place in the city to bBy vour
Christmas goods.
Miss May Brown of Smithvilie
was the guest Of Mrs. ]. 7. j.
McGill last week.
Coils. j HI Query and j N
Griggs, are attending Calhoun Su-
periOr Court this week.
An elegant lot of Plush Dress
ing cases, Vases, Toilet Sets Sc. tor
the Christmas
at Crouch Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Wilnberly Of
Macon, visited the family of Mrs.
F A McNulty last week,
Mrs Duncan Nc Lauchiin Of
Decatur county was in the city
Saturday the guest Of Mrs. B. II.
Brown.
Mr.. 0 G Cleveland Of Thomas
vile, was la the city last week
circulating among his numerous
friends.
Mr.. j NJ Sumpter and his daugh-
ter, Ella, of Jessup are visiting the
family of Mr.. aud Mrs i u
Mannd.
For your Christmas Liquors go
IN THOMAS.
Mr.. w Fillingame of Eft. Gaines
has OpOned a Ten Cent store in the
building formerly occupied by G E
LOnghurst.
Mrs. Carrie Fouche, of Barnes
vile, vas present last week at the
| :oo of her sister. Miss Edna
Brown, to Mr.. J I J McGill-
Bring me all Of your Eggs, Chick
ems and Turkeys. | will pay you
| the highest market prices for them
' I j McGnL.
Mis-. Ellen King of Rome, Ga
ond Miss Larrie Pursiey of Ander'
sonyille visited in the city e last
week the guests Of Mrs. L +. SIM
mons.
when everything looks blasted =
blue and misery sticks like Spald'
;ns's glue a nip Of Hyperion kye
i lust the thing and makes ths
Rum feel like king. To be found
only ct o0
The South western news., 1887-12-14
s@-Caliiornia Pears at CT MrzEs

California Pears at CT MrzE's
s@ FLORIDA Oranges at CT MIzE's
IA French Candies at CT MrzE's
HS- Beautiful Oil Paintings at
- G L MIzE's
t%Toysl Toys Il at CT MrEs
Ia Books suitable for children
at G l. MzE'si
sgtS Santa Claus for everybody at
CT MIzE's
s6~C Christmas goods, all kinds at
G l. MIzE's
s%C ranberries at G. L MzE's
b% Books all kids, suitable for
Holiday Presents at CT MIzE's
s@H Holiday goods at CT MIzE's
Efas-It will pay you to call on g l.
Mize before buying your Christmas
Presents. He will give you bar
gains.
R% Fruits, Nuts, Citron, Raisens,
Figs, Prunes, Currants, Spices,
Sauces, Cocoanuts, Jellies. Canned
Goods, Candies, etc. at CT MTzE's
Rev. r r Downs Pastor of the
A M E Church at this place is ate
tending Conference in Savannah
this week. He is a persevering
Christian man and has done more
for the colored people of Ds Eson
than any minister that has ever
been stationed here. He has, by
hard work. nearly finished new
hurch building for his people and
it would be great pity for con-
ference to remove him from this
place and send minister who
would take no interest in the mat
Ter. There are not many pre- ach
ers in this conference who have
accomplished the great good in the
last two years that the Rev. r r
Downs has in Dawson. He has
elivated his race to high stand>
ard of morality and civilization
and we learn that all Of his church
members are very anxious'to have
him returned.
The South western news., 1887-12-14
N office

All parties indebted to j P
Griffin are hereby notified to call
at once and settle or their claims
will be put in the hands of an At.
torney for collection.
CLAYTON GRrFFrS.
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RATEET- Procured Wn. G
Henderson, 925 F ST., Wash
ingtOn, ,. g. Formerly of Exam
lining Corps U. S. Patent OGoe-
II years experience. Send sketch
or model for reports as TO patent
ability. Correspondence solicited.
The South western news., 1887-12-14
Ticket for Mayor and Alderman.


IN MsMeFY
of little Hattie Belle, infant daugh.
ter of MIR. and Mrs. John w Cole
man of Webster county Ga. Died
Sept. 18th, 1887, age two months
and twenty-five days. She was a
light to the house>hold of her par,
en.ts and there hearts are now in
sorrow and desolation.
Oh weep not parents for the
loved one
So rudely from thee riven.
Twas but flower too good for
earth
Transplanted into Heaven.
Adisu thou household darling
Thou hast passed from life
away
Any angellc rOrm mas gone
To mingle with the clay.
Rest here sweet babe till he aps
pears
Who took ysu in your tender
years
From your fond parents arms and
care
We trust in heavenly bliss to
share
| take this little lamb said he
And lay it on my breast
Protection it shall find In me
And be forever blessed.
To you the child was only lent
While mortal it was thine
The child though dead is yet
alive
And lives forever mine,
IS A.
The South western news., 1887-12-14
Great Bargains!


am now in charge of the Excellent and we'll Assorted
Stock Of GENERAL MERCHANDISE
fbtnefy owned by WILLIAMS 4 DAVIS
hext door to Dr. Hendricks Drug Store
The fact that Williams Davis selected and bought these goods with
great caTe and they having been recently sold PUBLIC SALE
fair percent LESS than ORIGINAL
COS1, makes it conclusive that am to say
the least of it, in position sell FIRsT Glass goods
at AstOniShingly LOW Prices
know of no better way
of rewarding the FRIENDS
aud CUSTOMERS of Mr. Will
liams and myself for their liberal
patronage in the past
than giving them the advan-
tage of very low prices in
quence ofthe public sale OF these goods.
shall as heretofore guarantee all goods be
livery Body Specially old customers OF the House cordially solicited
in and make feel happy with their smiles and liberal
patronage.
Sincerely thanking public past and earnestly craving
continuance of the same
am, Very Respectfully
DENNIS ID. DAVTH.
Fer G. w. EUBANKS
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NOTICE.

Frank Bragan can be found at
his residence 50yds. East Of Court
house prepared to do any kind Of
Tin, Sheet Iron, or Gun work.
Evaporaters made or repaired
work solicited.
Frank Bragan.
The South western news., 1887-12-14

On last Friday morning after
Terrell Superior Court had adjourn
ed Judges Jaaes and SimmOns'Jus-
tee court opened.
A bailif was out on the court
house steps yelling that the "'hon~
orable court OF the &c. "whSn Cuhy
Grant passed by and enqaired;
+What de matter in dar Bossr'
Justice court Cuffy-Justice court"
"Jestus Cute yer say? Well yer
means ter say de big meetin is
done over an yer now started er
chilern's rrar meetin." The bail
1T reported the joke at headquar-
tiers and the two Judges are now
waiting to get pull at Cufy.
RQEtatrau+ mazda of oil hours
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FOR RENT

A good four-horse farm, about
twelve miles East of Dawson, at
present occupied by B F Laney.
Call on HoTL & PARKS.
b. Nov. Is, 1887.
The South western news., 1887-12-14
Mated % Life

On Wednesday afternoon of the
1.-THE Inst, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr. B. H. Brown,
OF Dawson, Mr.. J TT McGill and
Miss Edna Brown we're united
IN marriage, Rev. B w Davis per-
forming the ceremony.
Mr., McGill is one of our most
prosperous merchants and his bride
is one of Dawson lovliest and
most accomplished young ladies.
The News joins a host of friends
and admirers In wishing the newly
married couple a happy and a
prosperous lite.
The South western news., 1887-12-14
FOR SALE

100 2-year,old Pear trees; the gen.
uine LeCont. Apply to
NC MINIS.
The South western news., 1887-12-14
Lost Note.

Notice is hereby given agairss !.
all persons trading for a promises
ry note for One Hundred and
Ninety-One Es191] Dollars dated il
May and due October 18th 1887.
Given to Stems Fertilizer and
Chemical Co., by NJ. Marshall &
William Banks.
YA. KAIsLEnI
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For SALE

A find OK. work any where and
perfectly gentle. Call on
ALEXANDER s MARSHALL
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Is nae.

MY celebrated Boiled Crab cider
strawberry flavor.
n. Z. Nuns.
The South western news., 1887-12-14

After j udge John 7 Clarke had
adjourned Court last Friday he
complimented sheriff l q Marshall
very highly. telling him that he had
made on efficient officer and one, of
Shon the county might be proud.
The South western news., 1887-12-14

one mich COW with young calf, APP
ply to
TIP BURGE.
Grave Station.
The South western news., 1887-12-14

If you want Mems LADIES' or
boys shoes cheap don't fail to see
McLain Bros stock before buying
The South western news., 1887-12-14

Some OF the prettiest aud cheap
est window shades ever brought to
this market for sale by
A j BALDWIN & Co.
The South western news., 1887-12-14

Restaurant, meals at all hours
Fresh Fish and oysters.
7 Y MARTIN.
The South western news., 1887-12-14
FOR SHE

Oct. 9TH 1887.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-08-25
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were
recorded during July.
DIP. Hopkins and wife to ]. II. Bishop,
mart of Town Lot No. in Block in San
Marcos, 81, 500. Reconveyed July 18th by
]. ii. Bishop and wife.
Julius Runge to Mrs. Julia Runge Of
Hanover, Germany, 1885 acres Thos. Yates
survey, GAO Hoclenbers surveys and 26l IN
the Kinds league, Caldwell Co. 1649 acres
in the John Stuart league and 200 acres
WIN. Hemphill survey, Hays county. Sl9OQ.
Nelson, Dawson u Co., to Robert y.
Jameson; lot three blk. one. DuPree, s. ".
r. Epgleston league. $4,000
Il. Dreir to louisa Giesen, Lot blk 10,
San Marcos, $4,000.
w. s. Gray and wife, to Ed. Christian,
sr. and d. G. Ragsdale lots 8, 9, z, 8, ., 10,
IS, IA, Is and 16 and PARTON of lots IL
and IL blk in. d. p. Hopkins ad. San
Marcos, also Of nm acre $500.
w. d. Wood to Bilfford, Lot IL and part
of 10 blk 4, Cofiields addition to San Mar
cos, $3.50
]. d. HAY and wife to David McNaughton
lot 10 blk 10, Kyle, $780, 90. :,
p r.. Turner and wife to Bascom Lyell.
lots and 6, in blk 10, Lindsey and Har
yey's addition, San Marcos, 81 OBJ 53.
w. o. Hutchinson to Joseph Rogers. 4 In
terest in 800 acres Il. w. Moore league
Hays Co, $119 80.
Bascom Lyell to s. Woodall, lots ! ~
blk 10 Lindsey q Harvey ad. San Marcos
ST. 500. :. NJ
Edward Sweeney and wife to Robert nj
Click, 100 acres VIM. Stephenson pre-emp
tion md 70 acres Hiram L. Pursley survey
Hays Co., $4,000.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-08-25
CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Hays
County-Greeting
You are hereby commanded that by maxi
ing publication of this citation In some
newspaper pablished in Hays county, Texas,
IL there be any newspaper published there
IN, but II not, then in any newspaper pub
lished in the 22d Judicial District, Texas,
but IL there be no newspaper published In
said Judicial District, then in any newspa.
per published in the nearest district to said
22d Judicial District, once in each week for
four consecutive weeks previous to the re-
turn day hereof, You summon j. o. Wilt
ans, who il implicated with j. +. Pate, to
be and appear before the Honorable District
Court of Hays county, Texas, at the next
regular term thereof, to be holden at the
Court House in tho City Of San Marcos on
the first Monday in September, A. ID. 1887,
IL being the 9th day Of September, A. D..
1887, then and there to answer the Plant.
if 3 Petition, filed in suit in said Court,
ON the 9th day of August, A. d. 1887,
wherein II. L. Barber is plaintiff and J. F.
Pate and ]. q. Williams are defendants.
File number of said suit being No. lOO6.
The nature of the Plaintiffs demand il as
follows, to-wit: Suit for debt and the fore
closure of the vendors lien on lots one q J,
two (2), three (3), four ~, five %, xix (6),
seven 10, eight e., nine (9) and ton ll0
| in block five Go in the Mountain City addl-
tion to the town of San Marcos. Plaintiff
prays process rs the law directs, for fore
closure of vendors lien and such other or
ders Ms IRE legal in the premises, and fo
general and special relief
Herein fail not, under penalty of the law
and have you then and there this writ, with
your endorsement thereon, showing how
you have executed the same
WITNESS, James G. Burleson, Olerl
of the District Court of Hay
County, Texas Given unde
TsEAL.1 my hand and seal of said Court
at office in the city of San Mar
cos this the 9th day of August
A. ID. 1887.
ATTEST: JAS. G. BURLEsoN,
Clerk District Court Hays county, Texas.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-08-25
Railroad Notes.

G, NJ. Briggs has charge of tho construc-
ton train and of forwarding all material to
the front.
Burns Il Peters are fitting up boarding
cars for the construction train at the depot
Ed. Mackin has the work in charge
Owing to the non arrival of ties, track
LAYING was not commenced until yesterday.
Now, however, having plenty of timber on
hand the work will proceed right along =
Mr., J. D. Trammel engineer in charge,
lief here last Friday for q business trip to
Mexico in the interest of the Mo-, Pacific.
Mr.. Gordon has charge of construction dur
ing his absence.
Track laying has virtually commenced on
the new road, Immense quantities of steel
rails are being stacked near the freight de-
pot, ties and timbers are arriving and the
construction engine is almost constantly
at work on the sidings
The railroad commission to settle the
right of way with the Bugg heirs is in ses-
sion as we write.
California grapes expected to-day at the
candy factory Ind Blue Front.
Wanted!
A load of cotton seed. Apply at FREE
PRESS Office.
Received, car of barbed wire at
j. ii. GARY.
Garden seeds for fall planting, Landreth's
fresh and genuine.
RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.
Our Shoe Stock is again complete. Fine
stock to suit the times.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
B. Daley repairs all kinds of Sewing
machines.
Choice article of nolasses, potatoes and
onions at McALLIsTERs.
Our School Shoes are now in. Come
and see them. DALEY q Bios.
New invoice of Choice Syrups and Mola-
ses. Very low prices.
San MABoos GRocER Co.
Maru1alsdes. Fruit buffers, iellies. Can
ned goods pickles. etc, arriving every
week. Hotels. Restaurants and consumers
generally viii consult their own interest by
inspection SGN MaEoOs GBoCER Co.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-08-25
CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, }

COUNTY OF HAYS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Hays
unty-Greetings:
You ar hereby commanded that by maxi
mo publication of this citation in some
newspaper published in Hays county, Texas,
if there be any newspaper published there
in, but if not, then in any newspaper pub
lished in the Odd Judicial district, Texas,
once in each week for four consecutive
weeks previous to. the return day hereof,
Won summon, Caledonia Owen, Berta Owen,
Laura Owen and HELEN Owen, heirs of
John 8. Owen, deceased. and who are i'm
pleaded with w. Fl. Owen and Ed. J. l..
Green. to be and appear before the Honor
able District Court of Hays county, Texas,
at the next regular term Thereof, to be hold
en- Mt the Court House in the City of San
Marcos on the first Monday IN September,
A. d. 1887, it being the 9Th day of Septem-
her. A. ID. 1887, then and there 10 answer
the PlaiutiG's Petition, filed in q suit in
said Court, on the I'd day of August, A. ID.
1887. wherein Robert s. Bugg and Fannie
b. Bugg, minors, by their next friend
James L. Malone, d. T. Payne and Mary
J. PAYNE his wife, John f. Davis, J. l..
Owen. l.. E. Owen and o. o. Oven are
Plaintiffs and Caledonia Owen, Berta Owen,
Laura Owen, HELEN Owen. w. ii. Owen
and Ed. J. L. Green are defendants. File
number of said suit being No. 1904.
The nature of the Plaintiffs demand is as
follows. to-wit: Suit for partition of one
hundred acres of land part of the j. X King
survey in Hays county, Texas, and belong
ING 10 the estate of Byrd Owen, deceased,
and described as follows, to-wit: All that
tract or parcel Of land situated in the coun'
" of HAYS, State Of Texas, being part OF
a tract of four hundred and forty acre sur
vey patented to John X. King as headlight
ON the 18th day of September, 1919, de
Quoting one hundred and thirty-seven acres
along the east line thereof. Plaintiffs pray
nrocess as the law directs, for decree ol
partition prd for costs Of court and for al
general and special relief.
Herein fail not. under penalty Of the Law
and have Won then and there this WIT. vItt
your endorsement thereon. showing bov
I Won have eHecuted the.same.
WrTxEss. james q. Burleson
Clerk Of the District Court d
HAYS county, TeIss GivsT
rsEu.1 under ny hand and seai q said
Co1rs At ufsse'A the city Of Sar
Marcos this the "a day q An
gust, A. d. lss7-
A~--r-- Jas q. BuEIEsoE.
Cerk district cozTt HAYS Co, IeHss.
/ Atrus cory Of the original Ctl.icn
.lsrety certify. S1s. a WY,
Sharif Have comfy.
BIN IUzSrz, DsPsy slsrls-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-08-25

Miss Matte Cone, q teacher Of Nose,
Who comes among rs vel recommended.
commenced the instruction q her class AZ
the residence q Mrs Turner She Offers
sapaEor advantages IN this branch q study,
teaches upo1 q neu and improved system
She pIres tzelrs isszors PER us-sk an hour
long 10 slraDcsd Tupils, hsf an h01r every
5ar 10 heriuucrs- basides mise recstations
b. ut7-h ths ruiir1sufs are made 80 pam
rhIlran ca- sesr-slg fail ~ uuisrsf-ld sui
rr.sfr TIE F-JHls1gs- Terms =. 80
-fr-- alra lsssons 5n fzrry -ork. Tsrn1s 3
~ --1rrt s-ElD -
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-08-25
COrOnal Institute.

Fall Term begins Monday, Sept. 9Th,
1887. A separate room md special atten-
ton given to pupils in the Primary depart
ment. Full Literary and Scientific courses.
Modern Languages taught by Mrs. A. N.
O'Connor, who is qualified by several years
study in France and Germany and exper-
fence as teacher to take charge of this de-
partment. Spanish made specially. The
teachers of Music aud Art have spent the
simmer in Eastern Conservatives and Art
School and will give their pupils the bene-
fit of any improvement in methods they
may have observed. II is desired that all
pupils be present at the opening.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-08-25
DrIftWoo,i.

We would be glad To impart something OF
interest to the readers Of your valuable
journal, but nothing of great interest has
transpired since our last communication.
The scorchlng sun still shines down from
eloudless skies upon our parched and thirsty
soil. Stock water Is becoming alarmingly
scarce In the surrounding country, but
there is an inexaustiblo supply at the Drift
wood Spring for man and beast. With the
exception of few early patches corn Ia al
mos, an entire failure. Cotton will per-
haps average one bale TO six acres.
Messrs. w. ID. Cochran, I. O. wynne
and r. II. Warren OF San Angelo, have been
here for several days surveying the tract Of
land known as tho Peer league. Mr.. Fred
Cooke of San Antonio, was with tho party.
Rev. A. +. Bridges will teach the next
term Of the public school at this place.
We would like to have the pleasure OF
writing up wedding or some other tragedy
but Il seems ~ IL We were never going to be
favored with so excellent an opportunity OF
making our namo 'shine" on top OF the
'tompie of fame" Napoleon once advised
the young ladies of France ito marry by all
means" Boys. let's send for the spirit OF
that Monarch of the Battlebeld' to give
the Texas girls little advice on tho same
subject. N,
With best wishes for the FREE Pass, i
remain DOB:
S.-Mr. Thos. Martin, p. M. at Drift
wood, left Saturday morning to visit his
Oldest ond only living sister, Mrs. Nancy
Martindale, of Martindale, Texas, who was
thought to be dying. b.
|
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Sfrarnh or Sfnlnn-

A brown horse about years old branded
LIS on hip and branded G with en-
closed on sboulder. Also two colts. both
branded IY With horizontal bar through
stem Of L. on thigh one j. dun TIE other
bay. Also brown COW with = red calf. the
Gov j. BRANDED GRO Eith horizoutal Tar
through the whole and LY With hn-Izou-
tai bar through stem of L. ca a1e and
branded G uitb eDclossd On hip. Ths
calf j. branisd LIZ With bar thronrh I ~
s5ds Iuin pay literal reward tor Huy
81 al q the shove stock delivered @ ny
ylsos % San Esrcls O. 81 THE ThclnaE rnls-
fErs : v CFFas-Fy-
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PERSONAL.


We ara indebted to Mr.. Phil, Springer Of
the clerks Office for valued fayors.
Ashley Gillett is here from Laling for a
few days visit
FL. J, l.. Green returned from Lampasas
Monday night.
MIR. whiSenant was down from Kyle and
in town Monday.
We are glad to report Mr., Lindsey reeov-
ering from his severe illness'
Our young lawyer friend w. X Dial Is
at home.
OIL. Ward. Of Millican, son OF our towns
man, j. Ward Ia visiting his relatives here
Elder williamson; We regret to iearn' II
about 20 remove to Lockhart'
Sam Watkins returned Monday from
Iowa
Mr.. A. l.. Lamkin, OF Lockhart, was IN
town Yesterday. Ho In an exceedingly wen
grown ''lamkin."
Miss Mary Polk was in town ON yes;
terday. She reported good but partial
rains down the river.
MIR. WEIGH has removed his grocery
store TO the building formerly occupied py
Miss Ruth Davidson rs q millinery store
Hood McGehee left for California day
mr. two since and VIII Donaldson left last
night to Join his father near Los Angeles
Mr.. Chas. Brown of the telephone office
il said to he great favorite with tho lady
operators on tho line. Browns popular
fellow.
We mot Mrs. Andrews Of Science Hall
Ho,ne institute at Kyle. She says the out
look for her school is good, notwithstand
ing lhe hard times.
The editor of the Argus received Friday
couple OF fine hooking birds from Sai
Marcos, Texas, through tho kindness OF his
friend, Isaac ii. Julian, editor OF the FREE
Pass, of that city. -Robinson, III. Argus
John McGehee has an attack of tho Cali
fornia fever. He also has advices from
Ilano to the effect that she Is on boom. 4
company is proposing to erect iron pmelter
and SAYS it will be second Birmingham.
At the Kyle barbecue, Mr.. U. p. Collins
now of that place exhibited on the grount
his cotton p'cKers wagon vi Wnion oa'
readers have heard petoie. we nope II
'i'y ie"''N' i'0
Mr.: McLeinn' the ne" ie'sou Oso !,
MI. 10y" ,h, 1870 s.Trov;s Honse.h w
never could see any good reason for th
change of name. Travis ought to be
popular name for hotel in Texas. MIR
McT liam is a gentleman of experience !,
c cns We commend him to public favor
r,,,o,o, ,ost ,ve had III
pleasure of meeting for the first time. Mrs
M. Kate Mcpherson. editor of the Blanc
Star-Vindlcator' we round ner qu.e
Prepossess,ns .auy, -. - , ,no uItI som
nroscription because of having made he
paper m advocate of prohibition. But in
community like that of Blanco this Shout